SLAIN MONTANA BOOTLEGGERS KILLED BY DEPUTIES IN CODY
Billings June 29 George M Shirran was slain and ALA Carey wounded by special deputies at Cody after a night chase. Inquests at Greyhill and Cody revealed conflicting testimony. Deputies armed with rifles and a pistol pursued Carey and Shirran to a cache, where shots erupted killing Shirran and wounding Carey as the car fled. Evidence shows 42 shots fired, with focus on occupants rather than vehicle.
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Billings
George M. Shirran
Ala
Carey
Cady
Charles Shirran
Greyhill
Cory
Shirran
Goppard
Whey
Omteantiing
Loomis Én Cody
Shirraw
Irma
Stirrad
Shirrai
Sle
Caray
Ney
Urey
Shivean
Shirring
Battler
Hody
Local residents mingle in Helena and Townsend events
Mr and Mrs Moran return from travels to Helena and Townsend and settle on a new ranch, selling their Johnson property to Jack Broderick. Broderick brings Sil Mathewson home from Johnson for a visit before returning to Pen-Serfoot. News notes cover weddings, travels, forest trespass talks, and road conditions, including bridge washouts on Thomas Creek.
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Watson
Jutea
Aa. Y. Moran
Townsend
Ranger
Uulhorn
Dutch Creek
Towngent
Duikeret
National Forest
Uhikarn
Hank Ry Bingham
Heaver Wats
Watson Home
Meury Lingshire
Helen
Ueena
Waller
Rumsey
Great Falls
Julius Hallly
Waller Ranch
Walker
Arthur Walton
Sarah Watson
Wa Indies
Helena
Diamant
Thomas Creek Crossing
Washelok
Wednesay
A. Ashford
Lockinghet
Cope
Telena
Campers at Fromberg Wave Use of Garden Campers
Fromberg June campers enjoy natural gas electric service clean mountain water and fresh vegetables at a new tourist camp. Montana Power plans to supply wiring materials. volunteers maintain gardens and a weekly noon meal in the park with improvised shelters and windshields for comfort.
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Fromberg
Ager
Coleman
Montana Power Company
Noogark
Belgrade Society Notes and Local Appointments
Belgrade society items describe visits in Harman and Bozeman, with family events, illnesses, and hospitalizations. The column notes host gatherings, birthdays, births, and travel by residents to Billings, Stevensville, and other towns, plus a trial report from Florida and a court case in North Dakota.
LAST $100,000 PLEDGED FOR FIGHT PROMISES IN SHELBY
Shelby fans raise 100000 for Dempsey Gibbons bout but fear loss as hundreds travel by car. Twenty investors each pledge six percent while promoters confirm funds and plan moving picture rights. Tension over contract and backers grows as Shelby prepares for a potential spectacle.
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Coats
Dempsey
Gibbons
Shelby
Dakotas
Wyoming
Blaho
Washington
Oregon
Western Canale
Shedliv
Fkst
Ley J. Molunshy
Jobson
Simo
Kearns
Alvance
Dodge
Franc Kearnns
Dentphecy
Kewris
Giiles
Bui
Missouri
Ostaff
Citiceny of
Great Falls
Jim Johnson
Parade Honors for President Harding at Montana Visit
Six Jie girls presented bouquets to Mrs. Harding as the president and party rode through town in a parade. The event featured a color guard, state officials, veterans, and a Shrine temple reception with extensive floral displays and a mile of cheering crowds along Park and Start streets.
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Sam Stephenson
Great Falls
Jol Tressler Af Matta
John Vaily
Migsoula
Pomeroy
Kalispell
J. Newick
Dillon
Jehu
Slattery
Glasgow
Tow Huire
Isaac Boyer
Eleha
Johr GL. Brown
A. RK
Qrufing
Broadwater Uatel Company
Jane
Catherine
Mro
Gleason
Mutel Naiggeriemt
Helesia
Harding
Fort Hospital
Montana Tapntist Assembl
Breeting
Shrine Temple
Corpiea Borcill
C H. Burrill
Billings
Alis
Cunninghaor
Me. Sparade
Dia
Jus. Harding
Josep M. Dison
T. A. Marton
Uill'park
Automibiln
Tam Rusti
Othe
Itn
Maini
Port Harrison
Me Harding
Tive Torthos
Arondwater
Baptist Assembly
Placer
Tobby
Watlpoonn
Tong
Giraud Street
Fing
Dixon
William Coleman
Deer Lodge
Montana
Jeange Hye
Christian
Stereiure
Kleler
Williamary
Ungh Talnun
Ars. Rodwan
Greenlex
Pickuae
Jeter
Georgia man heads Disabled Veterans ceremony headline
James McFarland of Dalton, Va, was unanimously elected National Commander of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War at the closing session of the unequal convention. William J. O'Conner of San Francisco was elected senior vice commander.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
James McFarland
Dalton
McFarland
William J. O'Conner
San Francisco
WIFE SLAYS OFFICER IN OKINAWA INCIDENT
A report from Anniston Okinawa dated June 29 describes Lieutenant James Fiebner being shot and killed in an officer involved incident. Details remain fragmentary but confirm a fatal shooting and immediate consequences at the scene.
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Anniston
Oki
Kmed Sli
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New York State
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Kor Sigen
Harman
Ray Michelberger
John Hoffman
Kithelberger
Joe Gowin
Bozeman Con
J. M. Foersehler
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Episcopal Guild
C. J. Beerstucher
Coutal Wint
AL Bridges
Teavoness Hospital
Botnay Macarlay
Mes. Brridge
Ava
Lockie Groom
Ley Eine
Bysant and Son
Frank Meiarymians
Madison
Phyllis Taylor
Gle
Bory
Lewis Reil
Reil
Daisy Stiles
Volney Kenyon
Ray Hough
Jor
Barnett
Messrs
Kenyor
Hough
Delyrashe
Dave Tevit
Amd
Hugh Reid
Down
Robert Wiefenderfer
Tivaconess Hospital
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Verna McCullough Af Bose
Mazel Stiles
Miss Stiles
Lester Crouse
Springhill
Lewis Biggs
Waren
Cox
Tawny Recently Creek
Tee
Rozeman
Rialto Theatre
Aughter
Sinter
Withington
Del
Jie 2
Watcott
Ameretean Steel and Tule Company
Pollusers
Youngstown Steelwnd Tube Company
Youngstown
Ghia
Georgia
H.C. W. Ricitore
Jackson
Golden West
Hood River
Marshall
Army & Navy
Empson
McClellan
Liverock Innighe
Wits
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